#soft jaw

[indigoblackstone]

It looks just like him, right guys? Right? Guys?

I think I'm gonna have to change the jaw but that's okay it's a bit too chizzled, he's got that manipulatively soft body structure I'm trying hard to capture, my hands going up his ass rn

[unlikelytragedyofbones]

Society: this trait is ugly and unappealing!

Me: oh yeah buddy? check this out *romanticizes it*

[killerclowncunt]

I saw someone say romanticize soft jaws so here I am doing it!

[iheartmoosiq]

As we dip into Motion, we find ourselves mesmerized by the glitchy haunting atmosphere that greets our ears. This moody enthralling piece comes from a mysterious production act named poles, who partnered up with equally enigmatic Soft Jaw to hypnotize us with this dusky brooding, sparse stirring tapestry of murky trap and foggy R&B. poles and Soft Jaw previously collaborated alongside Jet Horns on Threw You, also a shadowy rolling haunter, this time with heavy rumbling bass, mournful vocals, and somber keys. You can stream the saturnine track below. Stream/download Motion, here.

[punkrockmixtapes]

Listen/purchase: I Need You by SOFTJAW

[walkermargaret]

I held the misconception that a queer relationship—one that, in theory, eschews gendered, heteronormative power dynamics—would be inherently radical. I thought that it would have more compassionate roots, that racial dynamics would be more thoughtfully negotiated, because, again in theory, we have a shared struggle. We understand internalized shame and erasure. What I’ve found is that people are just people. Even queer, trans, non-binary, pansexual, polyamorous, well-read, uniquely gifted, allegedly radical politic’d people can be real shits. Queerness is not necessarily synonymous with radical non-oppressive ethics that translate to generosity and care for the people in one’s community. Perhaps, those qualities have more to do with being a decent person and less with identity politics.

Francesca Ekwuyasi, “Soft Jaw”